$700 replacement toilet????

As an owner of a 2016 Fleetwood Expedition 38K, I have two toilets in the bath and a half layout. Both are porcelain. Without additional input from the OP on their unit, I'll offer the following:

Mid toilet is a Dometic 311 Toilet. This is the low profile (15.25") variant of the 310 (20").

Rear toilet is a Thetford Bone Tecma Silence Plus Macerator Toilet. If ordered directly from Fleetwood, the charge is $1600.75 (plus shipping). This toilet does integrate into a flush control panel mounted on the cabinet next to the toilet, so you probably want to match a Thetford macerator toilet to be compatible with that.

Certainly, both toilets can be ordered from a number of third party suppliers.

You can look up your RV components directly on REV's Parts Store website:
https://parts.revgroup.com/store
Go to the link, click on the Motorhome Parts box at the bottom, Enter your VIN or Fleetwood Identification Number (FIN/UIN) in the search box, and select your vehicle. Search for the parts you are looking for.

If it is the macerator toilet that is broken, with that price, I would personally lean towards repairing it. I can only see replacement necessary if the porcelain was broken. All other components I would assume are replaceable if broken.

Why would the OP keep the RV at CW? It is obvious that CW has a problem. Why also does the OP NOT get the Model number. There HAS to be a brand and Model number for them to order. Bemis or any other brand. LOOOOOOOOOONG shot would be that someone, somehow, modified the toilet room to accommodate a residential toilet. THAT would take some very extensive modifications to fit a residential in a RV toilet room. Doug

redT2go wrote:

jimx200 wrote:

dodge guy wrote:
Is a standard toilet or a vacu-flush toilet?

CW just called and said that it has to be a "Bemis" toilet and another brand could not be used.

ROFLMAO..........................I would not let anyone, no matter how far they're even remotely associated with whoever is telling you that, to touch my RV. Sounds like some Camping World bonehead seen Bemis stamped on the toilet seat, and determined that is the brand of the toilet.


BEMIS MFG

jimx200 wrote:

dodge guy wrote:
Is a standard toilet or a vacu-flush toilet?

It is a standard toilet. CW just called and said that it has to be a "Bemis" toilet and another brand could not be used. I don't feel like that is correct. I'm calling Fleetwood to see if they can give me any insight.

redT2go wrote:
Thank you for the responses!! I called Camping World to clarify the $700 bill for a toilet. The breakdown is as follows: $320 for a Bemis toilet. I tried search for online to compare prices but could not find a Bemis toilet anywhere.

Good ole Camping World incompetence as per usual.

Bemis does not make toilets. They make toilet seats. Are you sure she did not say Beavis? Better chance of getting a toilet from him than Bemis.

Again, is this a standard toilet or a vacu flush. It sounds like a standard toilet. The shipping is what is killing the deal! And I can’t believe (or maybe I can) that CW would be charging $200 for shipping when you can get the same price or cheaper and free shipping from else where!

2016 i bought a Dometic/sealand 310 porcelain toilet for $192 from amazon prime
free shipping
for our safari

(2) days ago ordered a Thetford 42170 aquaflush loRise for $143 free shipping
light weight plastic not porcelain

$200 to ship a porcelain toilet ??

Thank you for the responses!! I called Camping World to clarify the $700 bill for a toilet. The breakdown is as follows: $320 for a Bemis toilet. I tried search for online to compare prices but could not find a Bemis toilet anywhere. Asked if it had to be a Bemis and she did not know and said she would have to find out. Labor is $170. Supplies $30 and yikes shipping is estimated at $200. Again I asked if they didn't have something in stock that would work and she said they would have to get back to me. It is porcelein. On Amazon I found reasonably priced porcelain rv toilets which had FREE shipping!! So I will have to wait until tomorrow and see what they find out.

Bruce Brown wrote:
Another question would be why does it need a complete replacement? How about a simple rebuild?

I replaced the water/flush valve in ours for well under $100. (Might have been closer to $25.00. It was awhile ago, don't remember the exact number, but it wasn't much.)

Yep! Most RV toilet manufacturers maintain a pretty good supply of repair parts, even on aging models. IMO, depending on how much the toilet is used, there is a "window of economical repair" at around +-15 years where the plastic parts (if applicable) start to get brittle and are easily fractured. After that point, its best to replace in total, rather than repair.

Chum lee